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$0 for KCBA Solo & Small Firms Section Member
$40 for KCBA Member
$60 for Non-Member

60 minutes
Date Published

June 10, 2026

Publisher

King County Bar Association

Subjects

Solo Small Firms

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Summary

Presentation: “Reviewing, Updating, and Crafting Employee Handbooks for Legal Compliance” by Ian Brevard Coleman, Senior Associate, Seattle Litigation Group, PLLC

 

This presentation will focus on:

  • Overview of key federal, state, and local employment laws that must be reflected in employee handbooks, including wage and hour, leave, anti-discrimination, harassment, and workplace safety requirements.
  • Best practices for reviewing and updating handbook policies to ensure ongoing legal compliance and alignment with evolving case law, agency guidance, and workplace trends.
  • Practical guidance on drafting clear, enforceable policies that reduce risk, support consistent management practices, and avoid creating unintended obligations.
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Presenters

Ian Coleman
Associate Attorney - Seattle Litigation Group, PLLC

Ian brings a unique perspective to his advocacy. Ian worked for a dozen years in human resources for big employers. He... Read More

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